INDEX.
113
(The Numbers Refer to the Sections.)
| Dates in Papal Bulls—style of same | 29 |
| Day begins—various hours in different countries | 129 |
| Day of the Hebrews | 42 |
| Day, working defined | 128 |
| Day on the ocean | 130 |
| Days of rest or Holy Days, Specification of | 132 |
| Definition of chronology | 8 |
| Deluge, Era of, as variously given | 35 |
| Destruction of records at Rome, etc. | 16 |
| Details of New Style | 91 |
| Dies aegyptiacae—meaning of this term in a calendar | 50 |
| Digging Stars—what these were to the aborigines | 8 |
| Dionysius the chronologer—history of his era, the A.D. | 23 |
| Discordances of chronologers—their effect | 5 |
| Disregard for non-Christian chronologies | 2 |
| Documents, Importance of, in researches | 7 |
| Documents against opinions—examples of the power of latter | 7 |
| Dog Days in U.S.A. differ from British | 67 |
| Dominical Letter or Sunday Letter | 66 |
| Driver's opinion upon chronology | 37 |
| Druids—Canon views on chronology | 37 |
| Druids, Epoch of | 81 |
| Duaba Yuga of the ancient Hindoos | 10 |
| Earth's age—Kelvin's limit | 32 |
| Earth's age—importance of finding same | 33 |
| Easter as New Year—history of this | 104 |
| Eclipses in chronological enquiry; their use | 111 |
| Egypt and Egyptian chronology, Notes upon | 11 |
| Elizabethan attempt at N.S. | 78 |
| Encyclicals by the Popes—how dated | 29 |
| England, styles in, The changes on the | 91 |
| English charters, first dated, Most recent opinions regarding | 71 |
| Epact—what it is, as used in the almanacs | 50 |
| Ephemerides defined—their bulk | 138 |
| Epoch of errors in philosophy and astronomy | 6 |
| Equinox in 1582—recurrence of period | 27 |
| Eras of the world, Differences on the | 30 |
| Errors commonly held in the Middle Ages | 6 |
| Exchequer year, Date of, explained | 128 |
| Execution of Charles I, date of, Variations on | 49 |
| Eusebius, Chronological tables written by | 13 |
| Fairs in Scotland, O.S. | 85 |
| Farrar's opinion of Biblical chronology | 40 |
| Fasti at Rome destroyed | 16 |
| Fellaheen, Meaning of Nile's rising to |
